Hi Earlence,
I think the approach has merit for certain cases. If, after an exploit is
run and the device is rooted in the typical ways Android is currently
rooted, then checking for the elevation could detect that something is wrong
after the fact. I don't think this is the best way to do it
There currently isn't a general way to install a CA on the device for use by
arbitrary apps. Even the main feature request that I'm tracking doesn't
really discuss having a CA that is only visible to a subset of apps:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=11231 if that is what you
On Mon, 15 Aug 2011 07:42:07 -0700 (PDT)
John Coryat cor...@gmail.com wrote:
Having the load balancing done at the app level is more
efficient.
True, you want to keep it as close to the source but of course no app
has a complete picture and you could still get spikes. Sustained
traffic is
Hi all,
On my Galaxy S, Gingerbread, I have noticed once that I could make a
screenshot by pressing the home key.
Great... But then I pressed back then it disapeared, and I dont know
how to reproduce it. Would you?
Thank you.
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If you want to take screenshots look at my tutorial at
http://www.appaholics.in/lets-take-a-screenshot/.
I can't help you with the current issue otherwise, sorry.
Thanks
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 1:10 PM, Mihamina Rakotomandimby miham...@rktmb.org
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Hi all,
On my Galaxy S, Gingerbread,
Speaking of which, I find the (cap)ability to take screenshot on Android
(mobile and/or tablet) a big security issue; eavesdropping becomes a feature
in this case.
Of course, a lot of users want this feature. And there are
already applications which act as DDMS to reach the screen capture
There is no official/public API at this time, but according to this
linkhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/3023226/android-2-2-wifi-hotspot-api
(2.2)
and this
onehttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/7048922/android-2-3-wifi-hotspot-api
(2.3),
it's technically possible (but not recommended) to
My question is why would the app use the load balancing, that should be
happening at the server end, not on the app side.
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My question is why would the app use the load balancing, that should be
happening at the server end, not on the app side.
I'm no expert in the art of load balancing, that's for sure. I chose to use
the client side as it seemed to require less resources than the server side,
plus
On Tue, 16 Aug 2011 09:35:42 -0700 (PDT)
John Coryat cor...@gmail.com wrote:
Essentially, what I do for load balancing is to randomly select a server to
use for the client session. That will guarantee (or just about) an even
distribution of requests to the servers. It seems to work and I've
With the old version, the server never actually crashed, but did go above
loadavg of around 4 (max acceptable) on occasion. We're talking 250,000 to
500,000 hits per day with peaks in the 1000's per minute. With the newer
version, the servers are in good shape and everything flows quite well.
On 8/16/2011 10:35 AM, John Coryat wrote:
Essentially, what I do for load balancing is to randomly select a
server to use for the client session. That will guarantee (or just
about) an even distribution of requests to the servers. It seems to
work and I've used this method for years on web
EMF is unbelievable!!!
I have no idea about using Windows Meta files in Android. I guess you could
convert them using something like
ImageMagickhttp://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php,
jmagick http://www.jmagick.org.
Sorry that's about all I have...
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How is a screenshot capable application inherently any more insecure than
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